
Fatso!
Comedy · Romance · Fantasy
Overview
Killed too soon due to a clerical error in heaven, a man is sent back to earth with a new lease on life, this time in the body of his portly friend.
Top Cast


Gul Panag
Gul Panag
Nandini
Gul Panag
Nandini


Purab Kohli
Purab Kohli
Navin
Purab Kohli
Navin


Ranvir Shorey
Ranvir Shorey
Sudeep Chatterjee
Ranvir Shorey
Sudeep Chatterjee


Bharati Achrekar
Bharati Achrekar
Sudeep's Mother
Bharati Achrekar
Sudeep's Mother
Gunjan Bakshi
Gunjan Bakshi
Tanuja
Gunjan Bakshi
Tanuja


Neil Bhoopalam
Neil Bhoopalam
Yash
Neil Bhoopalam
Yash


Yusuf Hussain
Yusuf Hussain
Navin's Father
Yusuf Hussain
Navin's Father


Brijendra Kala
Brijendra Kala
Vijay
Brijendra Kala
Vijay


Vinay Pathak
Vinay Pathak
Vinay Pathak


Faisal Rashid
Faisal Rashid
Faisal Rashid
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